Rev: 03.26.20 Page 9 CCD-0001371
Fig. 15
Roll tube springs are under tension. Improperly secured roll tube springs can cause personal injury
and/or product damage. Slowly release spring tension to avoid personal injury and/or product damage.
10. Fasten the extension rods (Fig. 15A) to the access brackets (Fig. 15B) by installing two of the provided
#10 - 16 x 3/4” self-drilling hex washer head screws (Fig. 15C).
11. Firmly hold the roll tube, slightly turn back the roll-tube to relieve a little tension, then remove the
spring clip to completely relieve the spring tension. Carefully release the roll tube and allow the roll
tube to rest into position.
Securing the Fabric
1. Extend and retract the room several times to ensure that the fabric is square on the roll tube.
2. Secure the fabric (Fig. 14A) in the awning rail (Fig. 16B) no more than 1" inside the edge of the fabric on
both ends using an OEM supplied #6 x 1/2" hex head screw (Fig. 16C). Install the screw (Fig. 16C) down
through the awning rail (Fig. 16B) into the fabric (Fig. 16A) and the polycord (Fig. 16D).
Troubleshooting
What is Happening What Should Be Done?
Fabric sags or is loose.
Check tension on springs.
Make sure the end caps are properly secured.
Fabric will not roll up. Check tension on springs.
Fabric will not unroll.
Make sure the pins that lock the tension for install have been removed from
both ends of the end caps.
Fabric appears to roll up
at an angle.
Make sure the rail that is mounted to the unit is square with the main housing
of the slide topper.
Make sure fabric is cut square.
A
B
C C
Fig. 16
1"
C
B
AD
Outer Edge
of Fabric
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